The type of entry document you need depends on your nationality. Most travellers can apply for a Morocco eVisa, while certain nationalities need a Morocco eTA instead.
Read on to find out which entry document applies to your nationality.
The following countries are eligible to apply for a Morocco eVisa with only a valid passport and a recently taken digital photo of the applicant:
Applicants of the following nationalities must submit either a valid residence permit or a multiple entry sticker visa (issued by an accepted country) in addition to their passport biopage scan and digital photo when applying:
In addition to the scan of their passport biopage, digital photo, and a residence permit or multiple entry sticker visa, the applicants from the following countries must provide their last 3 month bank statement when applying:
The following are the supporting documents required in addition to the other requirements. Applicants are required to provide any ONE of the following:
A residence permit valid for a minimum of 180 days from the date of application, issued by any one of the following:
A valid multiple-entry sticker visa, with at least 90 days of validity from the application date, issued by any one of the following:
Note:
Eligible applicants can select from the following Morocco eVisa types based on their purpose of travel:
Allowed Activities: Tourism, family visits, and short-term cultural activities.
Validity: 180 Days from issuance
Stay Duration: Up to 30 Days after arrival
Entry Type: Single entry
Allowed Activities: Business meetings, conferences, and other non-paid professional activities.
Validity: 180 Days from issuance
Stay Duration: Up to 30 Days after arrival
Entry Type: Single Entry
The Morocco eTA is an electronic travel authorisation for eligible travellers visiting Morocco for short stays. The following are the key details:
Allowed Visit Purposes: Tourism, Business, Short-Term Study, Family Visits, Official Visits, Cultural & Sporting Activities, and Medical Treatment.
Validity: 90 Days from the date of issuance
Stay Duration: Up to 30 Days after arrival
Entry Type: Allows a single entry
The process is completed online in 3 steps:
You must carry a copy of your approval when travelling.
The total Morocco eVisa/eTA fee varies by the applicant’s nationality and selected processing speed. Choose one of the following processing options during the application:
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If you are travelling to Morocco for the exhibition, a trade event, or a business meeting, make sure you have the required travel authorisation before you travel.
Apply early to avoid any last-minute travel issues.
Save time by completing your application online.
Get guidance throughout your application process.
Provide your details and documents through an easy online form.
Keep track of your application with timely updates.
Yes. The eTA and eVisa are different entry documents. Eligibility depends on your nationality and travel details.
Contact Moroccan immigration authorities before your authorised stay ends to check whether an extension is possible.
You will receive regular updates by email. You can also check your application manually using the status tracker on the portal.
Western Sahara is a disputed region, but some areas are open to tourists with a Moroccan visa. Always check current travel advisories and permit requirements before visiting.
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Content Disclaimer: This information was last updated in August 2026 . We request that you verify current requirements with the relevant authorities, embassies, or airlines to ensure accuracy for your travel plans.
